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RRL By Ralph Lauren Plaid-Print Corduroy Workshirt

Brown / Grey

Sale price£320.00

COLOUR: Brown / Grey

SIZE: L

Brown / Grey
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  • 100% cotton corduroy shell
  • Shadow plaid print
  • Straight collar with a twill undercollar
  • Extended buttoned throat latch
  • Buttoned placket
  • Barrel cuffs with twill facing
  • Two buttoned chest pockets with twill-faced flaps
  • Western back yoke

A throat latch is the extra tab and button that lets you close a shirt right up to the neck, and RRL have put one on this because that is what a 1940s work shirt had. The corduroy carries a shadow plaid print, and there is twill facing hidden under the collar, inside the cuffs and behind the pocket flaps. The back yoke is cut western, which is the detail that stops it looking like an ordinary cord shirt.

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